日本国在桥梁施工管理与桥梁设计（Japan Bridge in bridge design and construction management）.docVIP

日本国在桥梁施工管理与桥梁设计（Japan Bridge in bridge design and construction management） Japan in the bridge construction management and bridge design,.Txt this is a taboo one after another collapse of the times, no one stopped you, only you stop yourself, your taboos more, less achievements. Inferiority has a variety of grades, the highest level of inferiority, to boast of what they do, is a genius. Abstract: This paper briefly introduces some of Japans originality in design and construction management of bridge, the bridge construction and compare the current situation of our country, in order to make bridge workers of our country to recognize their gaps, and to strive to shorten this gap. Key words: construction quality management design I. Preface Along with the reform and open policy and our country economic strength enhancement, our countrys bridge construction has had the considerable development. Especially in the big span bridge, representing the worlds advanced level of Nanpu, Xu Pu Bridge, Tongling Yangtze River bridge have been opened to traffic, but in the overall level, especially in the construction management, the bridge safety consciousness, construction quality and design, we from the worlds advanced level there is a gap. During his internship in Japan, the author felt this deeply through his own thinking and doing. Two 、 construction management The construction of bridges in Japan adopts supervisor and on-site agent system. The supervisor is assumed by the Construction Department of the Construction Department throughout the country and belongs to the state civil service. Because civil servants only through the national civil service exam, so their professional knowledge is not very strong, mainly is the management of the live agent, so a supervisor can also supervise the bridge site, whose duty is to review all materials submitted by the agent, and by the signature, which is based on the standard of construction management. After years of efforts in Japan, by